An email I sent myself, probably after a frustrating exchange with a teacher.
read moreI have often observes that the understanding and bellow masses are mentally incapable of perceiving creavity, or the possibility that something could exist or be created of necessity that does not exist today. Two discussions have made this starkingly clear, education and politics. When I question the reasonability of either the democracy or the validity of the united states' education system, the discussor faces me with an astoundingly limited answer. They will lecture me on dictatorship, or the even rote learning state of education in Japan. While agreeing that both are intrinsically flawed, they end on the notion that "it's bad, but it's all we got." This exemplifies their inability to think creatively and is one of the reasons why human creativity is languishing, because this is the state of mind in the majority, and thus, our leaders have no reason to change it.